Common Lavender, (English lavender, True lavender
Lavandula angustifolia subsp.)
She's a queen from far afar
An allayer for heart as nectar
Lavendula sisters are many
Known in common only came to me
Just came as a guest on a visit
Got implanted in mind the best
Bluish purple, hale on spikes in whorls
Purple veined petals up in breezy flutters
Velvety ouside attractive so much
Hairy glandular limb supportive as such..
Why she cringes to sharp leaves
May be, helps herself, saves fragrance
Yes, her scented bulk proves her ilk
Our mind and body not to sulk
Just a breath of hers I breathe in
Pain free I'm taken out of sin
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